CII Digital Health Summit 2025 to Shape India’s $40 Bn Healthtech Future
With plenaries on AI governance, policy evolution, tech adoption gaps, and scalable innovations, the summit will tackle pressing challenges: fragmented health data, slow digital uptake in rural settings, and limited funding for R&D.
With India’s digital health market poised to hit $40 billion by 2030, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) will host its 4th Digital Health Summit 2025 on July 25 at The Leela Palace, New Delhi, under the theme: “Powering Digital Health: Will India Create, Compete or Comply?”
The summit will bring together over 500 stakeholders from government, industry, startups, and academia to discuss India's readiness to lead in global digital health innovation, not just participate.
Key dignitaries addressing the summit include Anupriya Patel, Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare; S. Krishnan, Secretary, Ministry of Electronics and IT; and Dr Naresh Trehan, CMD, Medanta. Industry voices like Shashank ND (Practo), Vishal Bali (Asia Healthcare Holdings), Pankaj Sahni (Medanta), and Satish Kannan (MediBuddy) will also speak.
With plenaries on AI governance, policy evolution, tech adoption gaps, and scalable innovations, the summit will tackle pressing challenges including fragmented health data, slow digital uptake in rural settings, and limited funding for R&D.
Sessions will also highlight lighthouse innovations and real-world case studies, including digital therapeutics, chronic disease care (e.g., Sugar.fit), and scalable healthtech models built in India for India.
Digital Health News is the official media partner for the summit.
